Once, a car that reached 100,000 miles was virtually unheard of. Today, a vehicle might last for 200,000 miles or more! While some longevity is attributed to better parts and technology, consumers can still do much on their end to make their cars last longer. Getting a car to the six-figure mileage mark depends in part on the vehicle that you buy and its expected reliability ratings. It also depends on the quality of care that you provide for your car. If you're looking for ways to make your car last longer, we have some essential tips…

As the country begins to shut down social interactions in an attempt to contain the spread of COVID-19, the topic of social distancing has become increasingly popular. This idea suggests that people should be no less than six feet apart from each other while in public, although it is also recommended to stay home as much as possible.

Because of this, many businesses are closed for the foreseeable future, and people are looking for ways to entertain themselves while living out the pandemic from their homes. So what can you do to stay mentally and physically active during this time…

As a car owner, you probably know that there are certain types of maintenance that you need to do on a schedule. These tasks can seem unpleasant, time-consuming, and expensive, but you've always been told that they are worth doing. There are many, though, who skip this kind of maintenance and who simply hope for the best. In truth, though, skipping auto maintenance can cause you significant problems.

The new vehicles that are on the market these days come with some innovative and convenient technology features. Some features are designed to improve your comfort level, while others add to the overall level of safety that your new vehicle provides. The vehicles that come from Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram often feature the Uconnect system. This is an infotainment system that bundles together entertainment features, connectivity, and navigation. You can easily control all of these features by using a touch-enabled screen.